One of eight vibes
Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
36 hotels on this page
They did this well. You’ll notice.
Deos Mykonos - A Myconian Collection Hotel
Locally quarried stone walls and warm minimalist interiors open to pergola-shaded Aegean terraces.
Der Lippische Hof
Loft studios and suites in a contemporary annex facing the old town.
Der Teufelhof Basel
Guest rooms in the art wing function as habitable installations by invited artists.
Der Zauberlehrling
Individually themed rooms pair freestanding copper tubs with inflatable metallic furniture.
Desa Hay
Soaring North Sumatran Batak rooflines and hand-carved doors meet an open-air Javanese Joglo pavilion.
Design Hotel Neruda Prague
Interiors by Bořek Šípek featuring custom Czech glasswork, painted tiles, and central glass-enclosed bathrooms.
Design Hotel Verbenicum
Interiors by Boris Ružić pair crisp modern lines with wide Adriatic terraces.
Design Suites Bariloche
Curved timber pavilions step down the Patagonian hillside toward Lake Nahuel Huapi.
Designhotel Gartner
A glass and steel structure housing pop art and mid-century furniture.
Designhotel Laurichhof Pirna
Twenty-seven individually themed showroom suites where guests can purchase the furniture and fittings.
Devasom Hua Hin Resort
Pastel seaside palettes, classic colonial woodwork, louvered shutters, and vintage furnishings define the nostalgic Siamese-European villas.
Devasom Khao Lak Beach Resort & Villas
Intricate archways, antique maritime artifacts, and salvaged centuries-old architectural elements reflect the ancient Takola trade era.
Dharana at Shillim
Brooklyn practice Khanna Schultz built indigenous stone pavilions terraced into the Sahyadri slopes.
Dhawa Jinshanling
Traditional courtyard compounds built with sloping grey-tiled rooflines and timber detailing.
Dhawa Yura Kyoto
A central subterranean bamboo garden atrium anchors moody Taisho-modern interiors with retro glass lighting and Nishijin textiles.
Diaoyutai Hotel Hangzhou
Interiors reinterpret traditional Chinese courtyard residences with black lacquer screens, silk panels, and river-facing balconies.
Die Berge Lifestyle-Hotel Sölden
Peter Reiter architecture pairing slate-gray facades with warm interior Tyrolean larch.
Diez Diez Collection, an SLH Hotel
Raw concrete meets rich hardwoods, monochrome tiling, and a Jorge Marín courtyard fountain sculpture.
Dillon Beach Resort
Custom hillside tiny homes and coastal cabins feature retro Big Chill appliances, Crow Canyon enamelware, and private firepits.
Dimora Cala del Pozzo
Reclaimed stone basole slabs, Marsala terracotta, and antique majolica around a central corte.
Dimora Ghirlandaio
Restored stone farm buildings blend Florentine terracotta tiles with contemporary villa interiors.
Dimora Palanca
Contemporary Italian furnishings sit beneath restored nineteenth-century frescoes across crisp white galleries.
Dimora Santagatha
Reclaimed patterned cement tiles and sage lime wash meet contemporary Italian lighting.
Dimora Storica Giorni Resort & Spa
Clean Italian minimalism framed by exposed seventeenth-century stonework and vaulted ceilings.
Dinah's Garden Hotel
Robert Royston's landscape architecture threads koi lagoons beneath Japanese footbridges.
Dinamo Hotel Baku
Alberto Pinto Atelier interiors pair 1930s Art Deco lines with stone carpet mosaics.
Dinso Resort & Villas Ko Chang, Vignette Collection by IHG
A multi-storey central timber atrium built from reclaimed railway sleepers and hand-plastered clay.
Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa
American Craftsman styling nods to Greene and Greene across a soaring timber Great Hall and nature-inspired interior details.
Divina Suites Boutique Hotel
Playful contemporary furniture and vibrant accents set against whitewashed historic masonry.
DO & CO Hotel München
Oak plank parquet, natural stone bathrooms, and windows framing Munich cathedral towers.
Dolce By Wyndham Versailles - Area Du Montcel
Arman's monumental concrete car tower and César sculptures stand across historic parkland.
Dolphin Island
Virginia Fisher interiors combine Polynesian tapa cloth ceilings, dark timber floors, and open-air thatched pavilions.
DOM Hotel
Original Warhol silkscreens hang against Renaissance timber ceilings and dark velvet paneling.
Domaine de la Klauss
Rough-hewn stone masonry and timber framing evoke a medieval fortress, paired with modern, light-filled suite interiors.
Domaine de la Partoucie
Scenic garden wallpaper meets custom artisan oak carpentry inside the classical manor.
Domaine de la Résidence
Modular birch Wikkelhouses and angular lakeside lodges accented with bold primary colors.
Gold. Extremely rare. Sets the global standard.
Silver. Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Bronze. They did this well. You’ll notice.
Listed. A defining trait. Makes the hotel what it is.
Design. Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
Luxe. Cared for at every turn. The bath is drawn before you ask.
Local. It could only be here. You wake up knowing where you are.
Heritage. A building with a story. Once a palace, a monastery, a station.
Wellness. You leave feeling new. Rest, sweat, soak and sleep like a stone.
Classic. The city grew up with it. Same rituals, same regulars, same bar.
Resort. A world of its own. Something to do from breakfast to nightcap.